Green Production of Zinc Oxide Nano Particles by using Plant Extract: A Review
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School of Engineering, Department of Chemistry, Presidency University, Itgulpura, Bangalore – 560064, Karnataka, India ,IN
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School of Engineering, Department of Chemistry, Presidency University, Itgulpura, Bangalore – 560064, Karnataka, India ,INA. R. Shashikala
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Green Production, Nano Zinc Oxide, Nano Particles, Plant ExtractAbstract
Nano scale materials are being used extensively due to their properties and applications as they acquire large surface area to volume ratio. Green approach of nano particles has grown in popularity because it is more convenient, non-toxic, and dependable than chemical synthesis methods. Researchers have intensively explored the manufacture and applications of zinc oxide nano particles due to their numerous applications in semiconductor devices catalysis, imaging, bio sensing, cancer therapy, and drug administration. Researchers have intensively explored the manufacture and applications of zinc oxide nanoparticles due to their numerous applications in semiconductor devices catalysis, imaging, biosensing, cancer therapy, and drug administration. By using the bio reduction approach, the natural extracts from plant parts such as seeds, roots, stems, leaves, or flowers can be utilized to produce nano particles without the usage of chemicals. Different morphologies of the zinc oxide nanoparticle can be created. This article gives a thorough examination of the manufacture and applications of zinc oxide nano particles using a green technology approach.
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